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New optical pulse seen in micro-combs may unlock practical applications
A new class of microcomb pulse may lead to pocket sized ultra-precise optical clocks able to replace GPS and other appli…
Optical Clocks Started the Calibration of the International Atomic Time
Researchers in NICT and LNE-SYRTE operated their strontium optical lattice clocks independently from December 2 to 12 an…
Light pulses provide a new route to enhance superconductivity
Using numerical simulations, the researchers found that this unconventional type of conductivity, which is believed to t…
12,000 holes per second with 1 µm diameter
With their new multibeam system, the experts in Aachen are able to create precision holes with diameters of less than on…
New FWS-Poly Laser Version by Spectrolight
The FWS Poly Laser Version will also debut with six models covering the visible, UV, and custom wavelength ranges
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Device That 'Shakes' Light A Breakthrough In Photonics
Optalysys launches world’s first commercial optical processing system, the FT:X 2000
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Chirality yields Colossal Photocurrent
New Standards in Optical Frequency Combs
Cobolt addresses Raman with even more wavelengths: 633 nm & 785 nm lasers
Faster method to read quantum memory
Experts move one step closer to demystifying the quantum world
UCF Researchers Develop First Supersymmetric Laser Array
II-VI and Edmund Optics Collaborating to Make IR Optics More Accessible than Ever Before
Physicists get thousands of semiconductor nuclei to do ‘quantum dances’ in unison
Repulsive photons
Entangling Photons of Different Colors
Physicists take big step in nanolaser design
UPCOMING EVENTS
Optical Networks & Fibers
WORLD-FIRST OPTICAL FIBRE SUCCESSFULLY TRANSMITS OVER ONE PETABIT PER SECOND
- Toshiba Redefines the Limit of Intercity Secure Communications
- First Li-Fi-product with technology from Fraunhofer HHI launched in Japan
- SANTEC Announces an Ultra-Compact Attenuator and Tap-Photodetector for 100G+ digital coherent transceivers.
- UCL and Xtera® smash transmission world record
- II-VI Incorporated Introduces Ultra-low Profile Wide Band Tunable Optical Filters for Next Generation Pluggable Coherent Optics
Medical Engineering
Tunable watt-level narrow bandwidth Tm:YAP laser
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Holograms for molecules
- Laser 2000 UK Laser 2000 Is Introducing Moku:Lab, The New All-in-one Device For Professional Test & Measurement in Laboratories
- Examining Live Brains with New Adaptive-Optics Technology
- Concept Laser’s compact 3D Printer performs well in the dental industry
- Shining Light Deep into the Brain
- densys3D Launches New Intra-Oral 3D Scanner
Displays
Truly-wearable Augmented-reality – closer to reality by combining highly efficient see-through optics and ultra-low power OLED microdisplay technologies
- Researchers offer new technology for liquid-crystal displays
- NEW at FRAMOS: Sony® Semiconductor Solutions’ ECX335B OLED Micro Display as super-small, thin, light-weight and fast solution to VR / AR wearables
- Multifunction data glasses with OLED microdisplays
- BAE Systems unveils wearable display technology
- Green light for ultra-fine display colours
Electronics
SILICON BREAKTHROUGH COULD LEAD TO NEW HIGH-PERFORMANCE BENDABLE ELECTRONICS
- RIT researchers improve fabrication process of nano-structures for electronic devices
- Energy-efficient encryption for the internet of things
- The Coldest Chip in the World
- Fast-moving magnetic particles could enable new form of data storage
- Thin, flexible device could provide efficient cooling for mobile electronics – or people
Aviation
Cormorant UAV (formerly AirMule) Completes First Fully Autonomous Pattern Flight Over Terrain
- A Tail of Innovation: New Technology Could Change Airplane Design
- UQ invention set to revolutionize unmanned vehicle surveillance
- GE Announces Portable ARINC 429 USB Adapter to Speed Monitoring, Test and Debugging of Avionics Systems
- ING Robotic Aviation to demonstrate Responder robotic aircraft at TFI World Fertilizer Conference
- Sky Sapience to Deliver 1st HoverMast - Tethered Hovering Platform
Research
Spinning electrons could lead to new electronics
- 2D superconductor surviving in high magnetic fields over 50 Tesla
- Spin current on topological insulator detected electrically at room temperature
- Helping Siri Hear Through a Cocktail Party
- Drexel Engineers' Recipe For 'Sandwiching' Atomic Layers Expands Possibilities For Making Materials That Store Energy
- Caltech Announces Discovery in Fundamental Physics
Light From an Exotic Crystal Semiconductor Could Lead to Better Solar Cells
Their discovery involves crystals called hybrid perovskites, which consist of interlocking organic and inorganic materials, and they have shown great promise for use in solar cells
Unleashing perovskites’ potential for solar cells
New results show how varying the recipe could bring these materials closer to commercialization.
New Class of Solar Cells, Using Lead-free Perovskite Materials
Their findings have been published in the November 2018 issue of Advanced Energy Materials.
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